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The most amazing trips in EL Salvador.
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UGB
DATE: 23/06/14
English for Tourist and Hotel Management
NANCY LYNNETTE CAMPOS
DENIS LEONEL ZELAYA
JUAN CARLOS GOMEZ
BA. WALTER
CASTRO
FIVE OF THE MOST AMAZING PLACES OF EL
SALVADOR….
GREEN HILL
(SANTA ANA)
EL PITAL
(CHALATENANGO)
JUAYUA
(SONSONATE)
PERQUIN
(MORAZAN)
ROYAL DECAMERON
(SAN SALVADOR)
TOURISM IN EL SALVADOR
GREEN HILL TRIP
It is a beautiful park pleasant temperature, which has very nice trails,
shaded by the most diverse species of plants and trees. Cerro Verde has a
wonderful orchid, spectacular viewpoints from which you can admire the
majesty of the volcanoes Izalco and Santa Ana (Ilamatepeq) and the
Coatepeque Lake, and towns like Juayúa city.
LOCATION
The “Cerro Verde” Park is located at 2030 meters
above sea level, in the western part of the country,
between the departments of Santa Ana and Sonsonate.
Pathways, Sight Spots, a variety
of Flora and Fauna, Orchid
Nursery.
……And the Jocote Festival
Main attractions
Services: Basic, toilets, parking lot.
Food: Cafeteria.
Others: Local Guides.
Entrance fees: $1.00 per adult and $1.00 per car.
For more information our tours to this destination impress contact us:
Phone: 2510- 7640 Attendance: 7319-9279
Those traveling in their own vehicle take the road that
from San Salvador takes you to Santa Ana, when you
get to "El Congo" make a left or if coming from
Sonsonate take the detour "Puerta Roja". By bus: Take
the bus Ni 201 at the west terminal going to Santa Ana,
then route 248 going to Cerro Verde.
El Pital is one of the national parks where we can enjoy the climate,
vegetation and amazing views with no need to request permission in advance; one
fee entrance is required though. El Pital rises at 2730 m above sea level - the
highest point in El Salvador.
Many outdoor activities can be carried out like: bird watching, trekking,
mountain biking, camping, etc. or simply enjoying the view. You can see most of
the volcanoes in the Eastern and Central zone of the country, in addition to the city
of New Ocotepeque in the sister republic of Honduras.
Local people have the particularity of being white skinned, green eyed and
most have blond hair; whereas in the rest of the country the color of skin, eyes and
hair is different; all these due to the settlements and mix of races during the cold
season.
EL PITAL TRIP
WHERE IS LOCATED?
El Pital is located at 93 km to the north of San Salvador, at 7 km from
San Ignacio, in the department of Chalatenango.
El Pital is one of the best
places for camping, which
is if you enjoy cold nights
inside a tent. Some new
hotels have recently been
built if you need more
comfort, among them "El
Pital Highland", on the
road to the top of the
mountain.
Admission to Pital costs: $ 2.00 for adults and $ 1.00 Kids
The driveway costs: $ 2.00
For camping: the cost is $ 4.00 general and $ 4.00 for parking and you must
wear comfortable shoes and cold weather clothing is recommended.
The price of housing in cabins is: for 2 persons: $35.00
For more information you can call at: (503) 2313-5470
(503) 7789-2493.
HOW TO GET THERE?
Drive the road CA-4 to the Municipality of San Ignacio,
Chalatenango; and Chiquito River. After a journey of about 12 miles,
arriving at Chiquito River, you turn left and walk 3 kilometers to reach Cerro
El Pital and you needed a vehicle in four-wheel drive (4x4).
JUAYUA CITY TRIP
Juayúa is a municipality located in Department of Sonsonate, El
Salvador and is a quaint little town up in the mountains, founded in 1577.
The town's central plaza faces an old white cathedral that features a black
Christ statue. This statue is a sister statue to that of the revered Basilica
of Esquipulas in Guatemala and was carved by Quirio Cantano in the late
16th Century. The town has become a popular tourist attraction, locally and
internationally due to its beautiful views and events, like the "Feria
Gastronómica" the translation of which means "food festival". They have
activities on the weekends and there is a coffee museum nearby. It’s also
gets really crowded with tourists on the weekends. Another one of Juayúa’s
charms is the artist culture that the city boasts.
The walls of the city’s café’s, restaurants and shops are covered with
murals painted by local artist.
Juayúa has a perfectly preserved colonial architecture, art displays
notable in their streets and, above all, his most famous food festival every
weekend. In this event, which attracts hundreds of national and international
tourists, is held outdoors in the central square of Juayúa. Local restaurants
offer delicious traditional dishes guests, among whom are Indian chicken
soup, pupusas, and yuca with pork, tamales and seafood, among others.
The weekend food festival
draws thousands to taste
international dishes and
exotic local specialties. The
colorful festival is always
booming with live music and
and many arts and crafts and
other attraction such as “Los
Chorros de La Calera”.
HOW TO GET THERE?
Juayua is located in the Department of Sonsonate, by car take the CA-8 that goes from Sonsonate to Ahuachapán. By bus, take the 205 from San
Salvador to Sonsonate; in Sonsonate take the 249 that goes to Ahuachapán. Get off in Juayúa.
ALCALDE MUNICIPAL: José Gilberto Avilés Rodríguez PHONE NUMBER: 24692161, 24298100 and 24298100
FOUNDATION DATE: January 15, 1543 ADRESS: 1a. Av. Sur y 2a. Calle Poniente
PERQUIN TRIP
Perquín is a municipality in the Morazán department of El Salvador. It is
home to the Museum of the Revolution, which contains artifacts and exhibits related
to the Salvadoran Civil War. Exhibits include a recreation of Radio Venceremos, a
civil war-era opposition radio station that was broadcast throughout the country and
re-broadcast via short wave radio throughout the world during the 1980s.
Today Radio Venceremos is a commercial radio station called la RV. Perquin is
surrounded by coffee plantations and green pine groves and hosts an annual festival
that takes place during the first week of August.
Perquin a Peaceful Town
The scenic mountain town of Perquin offers visitors a unique combination of
history and natural beauty. Located in the area of guerrilla control during the civil war
known as the "red zone", Perquin was known unofficially as the guerrilla capital
during the conflict. It was often the site of meetings of the leadership of the Frente
guerrillas and, after the cease-fire, of important events on the road to a permanent
peace.
The Museum of the Guerrillas
The Museum of the Salvadoran Revolution, located right in town, recounts
the experience of the guerrillas during the civil war, utilizing hundreds of photos,
documents, and weapons. Founded by a group of ex-combatants in Perquin just
after the civil war, The Museum of the Salvadoran Revolution, Homage to its Heroes
and Martyrs tells a first-hand history of the 12 years of armed conflict that divided
this small country. The exhibits focus largely on the experience of the guerrillas of
Morazan.
What to see in the museum:
The Museum is divided into five major sections: the causes of the war, the
international solidarity effort, life in the guerrilla camps, the peace accords, and
the Radio Venceremos. This last exhibit is located in the very spot from which the
guerrillas broadcasted their famous radio program during much of the war. The
museum also boasts the wreckage of the helicopter of Colonel Domingo
Monterrosa, alleged author of the Mozote massacre of 1981, and a great story to
go along with it.
PERQUIN LENCA
RESTAURANT
HOW TO GET THERE?
The town of Perquin is located in the department of Morazán. Founded by
Lenca tribes, its name means "path of hot coal". Perquin is surrounded by
pristine rivers, and mountains with an amazing weather. Some of the
activities to be enjoyed include: hiking, bird watching, rock-climbing etc.
For more information contact us:
PHONE NUMBER: (503)7719-4008
ROYAL DECAMERON SALINITAS TRIP
The Royal Decameron Salinitas Hotel offers a fantastic Mayan flavored all-
inclusive vacation experience. Located on El Salvador's Pacific coast, just 50
minutes away from San Salvador, Royal Decameron Salinitas borrows from the
Salvadorian culture and its colorful architecture as the art using many statues
distributed throughout the property.
Guests can enjoy the beautiful Pacific Ocean; spend time in any of our four
fresh water pools, or even in the spectacular salt water pool filled daily by the
ocean tides while taking advantage of our all-inclusive drinks at any of our four
distinctive bars. When the guests are not taking the Central American sun and
they want more action, they are invited to join the fun with our professional
activities staff, enjoy the fitness center or the Spa Temazcalli facilities, including
beach-side massages ($) or even experience the history and culture of El
Salvador in many of the Decameron Explorer tour options.
WHERE IS LOCATED?
The Royal Decameron Hotel is located on the Salvadorian Pacific Coast 90
km from the capital, San Salvador, the Pan American Highway, covering
an area of 270,000 m2 with a mile of beach front.
An excellent way to
relax with family and
friends!!!